alleryThe right of inheritance has made land holdings in India:
AUnusually rich in humus
BUncommonly well drained
CUneconomically small
DUnusually well watered
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Uneconomically small
1. Land is divided among successive generations.
2. This has rendered the land-holding size uneconomical.
3. Farmers still take maximum output from the limited land they hold.
_Source: syllabus Social Science, 'Contemporary India II', Ch 4 'Agriculture'_
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